We at last made our way back to Quebec's Lower North Shore; first stop Blance Sablon. We made our way to Middle Bay, making a stop at Bells Amour for mussels (of course). What a lovely mussel farm!
Though the fog rolled in black on the day of our Middle Bay chapter reading event, we still saw a few brave faces, and sold many books besides!
Thank you to the people of CFBS radio for recording and then airing my reading that night. It generated a lot of interest and positive feedback, which is just what a young and green author like me loves and requires!
I was lucky to have had the opportunity to read and sign out of the Interpretation Center in Middle Bay Quebec. The building, previously the Middle Bay school, is a treasure, and I'd recommend any who venture that way to take time to stop and visit. The history within is rich, and beautifully displayed. The antiques there, shared by the community, emanate tales from the past, and local folk art inspire. A definite must see.
Middle Bay proves a place doesn't have to be big and busy to have character. While the pretty homes here may appear at first glance secretive, once a door opens one soon discovers those inside have opened arms and smiles that shine. Thank you Middle Bay for embracing the Wishing Stone!
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